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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
2
A profile extols the serviceman as more than a warrior, a first class citizen who aids charity, youth programs, and community causes. It highlights acts from directing traffic at accidents to coaching, firefighting, and aiding the needy, across the United States and abroad.
The Department of Army marks Fiscal Year 1968 as the 25th Anniversary of the Army Suggestion Program and conducts an Army-wide promotional campaign from January 2 to March 31 1968. The slogan is 25 Years of Progress Through Keas. Personnel at Seneca Army Depot are urged to submit ideas benefiting their jobs the depot and the Army to help make the anniversary a success.
The Department of Defense and civilian officials launch a two prong program to recruit military personnel with less than six months to serve into civilian police roles. On base and off base recruitment aims to fill vacancies in police ranks across states with early release for those with short service time and a ten day prior release to start work.
The piece outlines defensive driving Attitudes Knowledge Alertness Foresight Judgment and Skill and notes the US per mile accident rate is lower than many nations but still grave with 11 minutes per fatal crash 49 000 yearly deaths and half the population affected.
The notice lists chaplain led services: Catholic Mass and confessions, Protestant Sunday School and worship, Jewish services at Temple Beth El in Geneva, plus a Wednesday film program. Transportation from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing Areas to the Post Chapel is provided. The sermon urges learning to pray now, building a strong, confident relationship with God before crisis.
A historical overview of how civilian and military leaders form the chain of command from the President as Commander in Chief through to military units. It explains executive branch authority, wartime powers, and the distribution of orders across echeloned command. The piece notes Congress declares war while the President directs campaigns. cont'd. on page 6.
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